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Hurricane Headers

Postby green_comet » Sat Jun 24, 2006 3:09 pm

Hi everyone,

Im interested in purchasing some headers for my Clubman, and just wanted to know if anyone has a set of Hrricane headers in their mx5?

They seem pretty cheap at $290 from mania, just interested to know what they look like, if they perform well, and if their build quality is decent.

If anyone has any photos that would be great..

cheers
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Postby Russellb » Sat Jun 24, 2006 4:52 pm

I have a set on my Clubman at tne moment
They look OK but there is only a 2KW advantage at the topend
They did pick up a bit in the mid range but notting to write home about
PS you can buy my old set in a month as I am going Turbo
$150 They will need to be mated up to your CAT
I cut the pipe back when I put in a Hi flow CAT needs about 2\" added to the pipe
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Postby CT » Sat Jun 24, 2006 7:52 pm

I have a heavily modified set on my race car. They are now too small in the primaries but with the SE project, I aint spending any more dosh on this car so they will ahve to stay. They are OK, nothing special - I had to die grind the internal welds on the flange to it would flow OK!
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